Mailcheap adds 30% recurring affiliate program

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Mailcheap adds 30% recurring affiliate program

MailCheap now pays affiliates 30% of every referral payment for as long as customers remain subscribed. Commissions unlock after 60 days, with monthly bank-transfer payouts starting at $100.

// ANALYSIS

The offer is unusually generous for a young newsletter platform, but the delayed payout and strict attribution rules make it a volume-and-retention play rather than quick passive income.

–Growth-plan referrals earn $11.70 monthly; Max-plan referrals earn $104.70.
–Commissions require a 60-day hold and a $100 threshold, with transfer fees and currency conversion deducted.
–Attribution lasts 60 days, uses last-click tracking, and requires the same browser.
–Paid search, coupon sites, self-referrals, and misleading claims are prohibited.
–MailCheap’s API, MCP, and AI-agent integrations give affiliates a clear developer-focused audience.

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DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-10-25

PUBLISHED

2h ago

2026-10-25

RELEVANCE

5/ 10

AUTHOR

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